Renowned Turkish pianist’s trial postponed
from Hurriyet Daily News
Famous Turkish pianist Fazıl Say’s trial for remarks he made on Twitter allegedly supporting atheism..
Renowned Turkish pianist to appear on trial for insulting religion
from Hurriyet Daily News
Famous Turkish pianist Fazıl Say’s trial for remarks he made on Twitter allegedly supporting atheism
Fazil Say, le pianiste poursuivi par les islamistes turcs
Fazil Say, Idole et tête de Turc
by Acturca
L?Express (France) no. 3198, mercredi 17 octobre 2012, p. 74 Gercek Burcin, correspondance Le pianiste réputé pour ses compositions et pour sa défense de la laïcité est traîné devant la justice. Le pouvoir islamo-conservateur a décidément un problème avec la liberté de création. C?est un génie du piano qui ose mélanger les genres, un artiste
Turkish pianist Fazil Say on trial for ‘insulting Islam’ on Twitter
from World news: Turkey | guardian.co.uk
Musician ? a critic of Erdogan government ? charged with offending Muslims with tweets including joke about call to prayer
A top Turkish pianist and composer appeared in court on Thursday to defend himself against charges of offending Muslims and insulting Islam in comments he made on Twitter.
Turkey: Ankara Surveys the Boundary Between Journalism and Advocacy
Turkey by k_kumkova
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Court proceedings are dragging on in Turkey for 44 Kurdish media workers accused of supporting terrorism. While human rights groups say the trial, which opened in September, is an attempt to clamp down on free speech, the Turkish government maintains that some of the defendants are not actually journalists, but propagandists.
Turkey: Pianist Accused of Insulting Islam
from NYT > Turkey by By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Fazil Say, a top Turkish pianist and composer, appeared in court on Thursday to defend himself against charges of offending Muslims and insulting Islam in comments he made on Twitter.
Is the Fazıl Say affair a case of ?blasphemy??
from Hurriyet Daily News
Turkish pianist Fazıl Say, a world-renown musician, went on trial the other day before an Istanbul court..
Is the Fazıl Say affair a case of ‘blasphemy?’
Al-Arabiya
Turkish pianist Fazıl Say, a world-renown musician, went on trial the other day before an Istanbul court on charges of insulting religious beliefs. The trial made international news, as many media outlets interpreted the affair as a case of ?blasphemy
The Fazıl Say case has nothing to do with justice
…trial against Fazıl Say, Turkey?s piano virtuoso of international fame, on charges that he insulted
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